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Dictionary

Sycope dictionary

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A virtual private network that encrypts internet traffic and masks your IP address to improve privacy and security online.

BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)

A routing protocol that directs data between different networks on the internet. It helps choose paths for traffic so networks can exchange information efficiently.

A network traffic monitoring method that samples packets on devices and sends the data to a collector for analysis. It is used to detect anomalies, threats, and usage patterns in real time.

XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)

A web vulnerability where attackers inject malicious code into pages viewed by others. It can steal data, hijack sessions, or alter site behavior.

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Internet Peering

A direct network interconnection between ISPs, enabling mutual traffic exchange, enhancing efficiency, and reducing costs.

Intrusion Detecting System

A security solution that monitors network traffic for signs of suspicious activity, cyberattacks, or policy violations.

IoA (Indicator of Attack)

An indicator of attack is a sign of suspicious activity that may show an attack is in progress or about to happen. It helps security teams detect and stop threats early.

IoC (Indicator of Compromise)

An indicator of compromise is a digital artifact or behavior that may signal a security breach. It helps security teams detect, investigate, and respond to threats quickly.

A standardized method for exporting network flow data, enabling detailed analysis of traffic patterns.

IPS (Intrusion Prevention System)

An intrusion prevention system monitors network traffic for suspicious activity and blocks detected attacks automatically. It helps protect systems and data from unauthorized access and other threats.

Lateral Movement

Lateral movement is a post-breach technique where attackers move across a network to escalate privileges and access sensitive systems and data.

Malicious software designed to infiltrate systems, steal data, disrupt operations, or sabotage computers without user knowledge or consent.

Man-in-the-Middle (MitM)

Attack where a hacker intercepts and eavesdrops on communications between two parties, potentially stealing data or altering information.

A knowledge base that classifies and documents cyber threat tactics and techniques enabling effective defence against cyber attacks.

MTTD (Mean Time to Detect)

The average time it takes to detect a security threat or incident. It measures how quickly an organization identifies problems so it can respond sooner and reduce damage.

MTTR (Mean Time to Repair)

The average time needed to repair a system or recover from an incident after a failure is detected. It measures how quickly operations can be restored and downtime reduced.

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